This weekend, Bitcoin fell to a one-week low in volatile trading. Investors who took advantage of his race at an all-time high.

Bitcoin fell by more than 5% during the Asian session to a low of $66,629.96, before reducing some of its losses to a drop of 3.5% in the last session. According to Matt Simpson, senior market analyst at City Index, “bitcoin has a well-established history of becoming volatile and unforgiving after reaching an all-time

Bitcoin has remained nearly 60% higher since the start of the year, helped by a crypto frenzy driven by flows into spot crypto products traded on exchanges in the United States and while traders remain largely focused on perspective of a fall in global interest rates by the end of the year.